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Purification and characterization of c-Ki-ras p21 from bovine brain crude membranes.

Yamashita et al., 1988

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3651398043918171280
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Yamashita T
Yamamoto K
Kikuchi A
Kawata M
Kondo J
Hishida T
Teranishi Y
Shiku H
Takai Y
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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In the present studies, we attempted to purify the native molecular forms of the c-ras proteins (c-ras p21s) from bovine brain crude membranes and separated at least three GTP-binding proteins (G proteins) cross-reactive with the antibody recognizing all of Ha-, Ki-, and N-ras …
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